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Set name: mower pro+snow blower
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- One Core. Four Seasons. One Investment. This Yarbo bundle includes both the lawn mower and snow blower modules two seasons, one purchase. One Core, one machine, fully autonomous, year-round. Ditch the seasonal equipment costs, the annual service fees, and the backbreaking labor.
- 24/7 Autonomous Snow Blower: Yarbo monitors weather conditions and automatically begins clearing when snowfall starts. By working continuously throughout the storm, it prevents buildup and keeps driveways and paths accessible without manual effort.
- 24in Swath & 12in Max Depth: As a highperformance 2stage snow blower, the YARBO delivers a 24inch clearing swath and 12inch maximum clearing depth per pass, ideal for large driveways, sidewalks, patios and lightcommercial parking lots.
- Tackle Every Type of Snow: The YARBO snow blower easily processes heavy, wet and hardpacked snow in varied winter conditions. For wet, dense snow, preclear with the plow blade to improve efficiency for thorough, consistent clearing.
- Engineered for Durability: Constructed from highstrength Q355 steel (355 MPa). Rigid steel frame, nonclog discharge chute and durable snow tracks ensure longlasting performance in harsh weather. Operates reliably from -13F to 113F.
- Precise Navigation & Obstacle Avoidance: Boasting triple-fusion navigation, Yarbo lawn mower pro achieves precise positioning. Binocular cameras and ultrasonic sensors detect all obstacles including suspended ones, optimizing paths for safer obstacle avoidance.
- Ideal for Premium Property Owners: The lawn mower boasts a robust cutting system and full autonomous navigation for dependable lawn care. It handles thick, wet, overgrown grass, ideal for large yard, golf courses, turf farms, hotels and resorts.
- No More Clogging: Fitted with a 300W dual-motor, optimized cutting disc and high-efficiency grass ejection design, the Yarbo lawn mower pro prevents grass clippings buildup, cuts down cleaning stops and extends continuous working duration.
- Up to 5Year Warranty & What's in the Box: 2year manufacturer warranty + optional 3year extension. 30day returns. Ships in 5 packages: core, lawn mower module, snow blower module, docking station & Accessory Kit, Battery. (Remote sold separately.)
Description
Lawn Mower + Snow Blower 3-in-1 Robot Snow Blower + Leaf Blower Lawn Mower + Leaf Blower Robot Lawn Mower Robot Snow Blower Robot Leaf Blower
Brand: YARBO
Power Source: Battery Powered
Material: Alloy Steel, Plastic
Color: Black
Style: robot lawn and snow mower
Item Weight: 300 pounds
Cutting Width: 20 inches
Operation Mode: Automatic
Product Dimensions: 50"D x 27"W x 20"H
Number of Items: 3
Brand Name: YARBO
Model Number: s1 mpro
Number of Items: 3
Manufacturer Warranty Description: 2 years
Unit Count: 1 Count
Number of Packs: 1
Manufacturer: Yarbo
Manufacturer Part Number: C010080001
Item Weight: 300 pounds
Cutting width: 20 inches
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 50"D x 27"W x 20"H
Power Source: Battery Powered
Operation Mode: Automatic
Maximum Adjustable Cutting Height: 4 inches
Minimum Adjustable Cutting Height: 0.8 inches
Material Type: Alloy Steel, Plastic
Item Highlight: Four Seasons Yard Care, Wire-Free, AI Vision & RTK, Auto-Charging, Multi-Zone Mapping, All-Terrain Track System
Color: Black
Style Name: robot lawn and snow mower
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I have had my Yarbo for a couple weeks now. The setup was smooth. The hardest part is mapping the work area and figuring out the best way to mark your property. I tend to lose signal because I have a lot of tree on my 6+ acres. The customer support team at Yarbo (Shelley) has been great. They have provided additional tools to help with the few issues i have ran into (mainly mine). They have been very helpful. The yarbo team really want your experience to be a great one!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 19, 2026 by Amazon Customer
This is a partial review as I have not yet recieved the snowmow blower module yet as it is back ordered. The kit seems well put together and the track drive is strong. I have only driven it around the barn so far but I believe it's going to work. I have been working with Shelley from Yarbo and she and others have bern very responsive.l to all of my questions.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2026 by Carol C.
Updated August 2026 I originally reviewed the Yarbo 2-in-1 Robot Lawn Mower Pro and Snow Blower system in March 2026 and gave it two stars. At that point, I had only tested the snow blower, and its real-world performance had been disappointing. After using the Lawn Mower Pro throughout the summer mowing season and having several additional interactions with Yarbo customer support, I am raising my rating to three stars. The Lawn Mower Pro has performed well and has demonstrated that Yarbo’s modular concept has real potential. Unfortunately, the snow blower’s limitations, the failure of my original Core, problems with the refurbished replacement, and the amount of troubleshooting and follow-up required keep me from giving the complete system four stars. Purchase, Shipping, and Initial Setup I purchased the Yarbo Robot Lawn Mower Pro and Snow Blower system during the Black Friday 2025 sale for $6,199, or $6,570.94 with tax. The system arrived in five separate boxes containing the Core, snow blower, lawn mower, docking station, and battery. Everything was well packaged, although the boxes were extremely heavy and arrived on different days over approximately one week. Assembly of the snow blower was straightforward and well documented. It took about 40 minutes, including attaching the chute and installing the battery, which arrived approximately 70% charged. Data Center Installation Remains a Weak Point Yarbo recommends installing its Data Center at the highest point on the property, typically on the roof. My roof is more than 40 feet high, and I could not find a satellite installer, antenna installer, or roofer willing to install it. I also attempted to use Yarbo’s installer network, but the only listed installer in my area never responded. Yarbo ultimately suggested a ground-mounted installation using extension poles. Fortunately, I found a location with a clear view of the sky, and the installation has generally provided 16–28 satellites, which is within Yarbo’s recommended range. The ground-mounted solution can work, but professional installation support remains a significant gap for a system in this price range. Mapping and Controls Mapping can be performed using the smartphone app or the game-style controller. Neither felt particularly intuitive when I first used the system. The directional controls sometimes felt reversed, and mapping a relatively simple driveway took longer than expected. The controls become easier with practice, but customers who are unfamiliar with gaming-style controls should expect a learning curve. Snow Blower Performance I tested the snow blower during several different types of winter conditions: * Light, powdery snow * Heavier snowfalls * Wet, heavy snow * Snow that had partially frozen into ice Its performance varies greatly depending on the type of snow. In light, powdery snow and on relatively straight paths with less than approximately six inches of accumulation, Yarbo generally performs well. However, its performance deteriorates considerably in wet, heavy, or icy snow. It frequently became stuck while turning, particularly during three-point and zero-turn maneuvers. During some storms, it became stuck so often that I eventually sent it back to the docking station and finished clearing the driveway manually with a shovel. During another storm, Yarbo completed approximately half of the job and returned to recharge. By the time it was ready to continue, the snow had accumulated enough that it could no longer travel from the docking station back to the work area. I had to physically push it to get it moving. When it could not return to the dock, I connected it to power manually. Manual plug-in charging was extremely slow—approximately 1% every 30 minutes in my experience. That is not practical when trying to complete a job during an active snowstorm. For me, the snow blower has not delivered reliable autonomy in the conditions where a snow blower is needed most. It works well under favorable conditions, but wet Maryland snow, ice, deeper accumulation, and turning maneuvers expose its limitations. Tracks, Traction, and Property Damage The system came with summer tracks, but I changed to studded tracks to improve traction on pavement. The studded tracks provide better grip, but they introduce other problems. Because of the original docking-station location, Yarbo had to cross part of my lawn to reach the driveway. The studded tracks damaged the grass, forcing me to relocate the docking station closer to the driveway. The tracks also scratched my asphalt driveway in several locations when Yarbo spun them while attempting to free itself. Customers should understand that increasing traction may come at the cost of damage to grass or paved surfaces. Lawn Mower Pro Performance The Lawn Mower Pro has been the bright spot of my Yarbo ownership experience and is the primary reason I am increasing my rating. After using it during the summer mowing season, I can say that the mower performs well. Its performance is much closer to what I expected when I purchased an expensive autonomous yard-maintenance system. The Core and mower combination is capable of handling regular mowing effectively, and the modular design makes much more sense after seeing the mower operate successfully. The mower has substantially improved my view of Yarbo as a product. If I were rating the Lawn Mower Pro separately, I would give it a considerably higher rating than the snow blower. However, this is sold as a combined, all-season system. Excellent mowing performance does not completely offset the snow blower’s problems or the hardware and support issues I experienced. Failure of the Original Core My original Core developed a rear-camera problem. The camera showed “Not connected” from the time I first began using the system. Yarbo’s investigation eventually determined that the problem was caused by a failed PoE power module. Because of Yarbo’s replacement policy, I received a refurbished Core instead of a new replacement. Functionally, the refurbished unit allowed me to continue using the system, but its physical condition was disappointing. It arrived with faded or yellowed body panels, scratches, and mismatched tracks. That was a significant difference from my original Core, which I had carefully maintained and ceramic-coated. After I raised these concerns, Yarbo gave me written authorization to transfer the exterior shell and body panels from my original Core to the refurbished chassis without affecting my warranty. I completed the panel transfer and returned my original Core to Yarbo. Yarbo also agreed that the mismatched and unevenly worn tracks should be addressed and approved a replacement track so the Core could have a properly matched set. I appreciate Yarbo authorizing the panel transfer and addressing the track issue. However, a refurbished replacement for a relatively new and expensive product should not arrive looking heavily used or with mismatched wear components. Warranty Discrepancy When I activated the refurbished Core, the Yarbo app displayed warranty information belonging to the previous owner. More importantly, the displayed Core and Lawn Mower Pro warranty expiration dates were earlier than the warranty dates associated with my original equipment. I had to contact Yarbo and provide screenshots showing both serial numbers and their respective warranty dates, but to-date, Yarbo still has not corrected the error. Customers receiving warranty replacements should not have to discover and resolve this type of administrative error. Connectivity and Antenna Concerns The refurbished Core also introduced connectivity concerns that I did not recall experiencing with my original unit. The HaLow connection began displaying “false,” with a signal-strength reading of -10. I powered down and restarted both the Core and Data Center, but the issue remained. I was using Yarbo’s NetRTK positioning service at the time. I also noticed that one of the GPS/HaLow antennas under the refurbished Core’s cover was no longer attached to the power board. The adhesive backing had debris embedded in it and would no longer stick. I cleaned the area and reattached the antenna using 3M double-sided tape. Since switching to the refurbished Core, I have also experienced network and GPS signal loss near the farthest point of my property. I have been troubleshooting whether this is related to the antenna, the replacement Core, HaLow performance, or my isolated home-network configuration. The fact that the antenna arrived detached—and appeared to have been that way before I received the refurbished unit—raises questions about how thoroughly replacement equipment is inspected before being sent to another customer. Customer-Support Experience My experience with Yarbo customer support has been mixed. On the positive side, Yarbo representatives have generally been courteous and have eventually offered meaningful remedies. They diagnosed the failed PoE module, provided a replacement Core, authorized the body-panel transfer without voiding my warranty, and agreed to address the mismatched track. Those actions demonstrate a willingness to work with customers and are another reason I am increasing my rating. On the negative side, reaching a satisfactory resolution has required numerous messages, photographs, serial-number comparisons, troubleshooting steps, and follow-ups. The refurbished Core created additional cosmetic, mechanical, connectivity, and warranty-record issues that should have been identified before shipment. Yarbo support has usually tried to make things right, but owning this system has required far more hands-on troubleshooting and case management than I expected from a product costing more than $6,500. Updated Pros * Innovative, modular, all-season concept * Lawn Mower Pro performs well * Solid overall construction * Excellent original packaging * Snow blower performs well in light, powdery snow * Ground-mounted Data Center can work with a clear view of the sky * Yarbo support has provided remedies when problems were documented * Authorized transfer of my original exterior panels without affecting the warranty * One Core can operate multiple seasonal attachments Updated Cons * Snow blower performs poorly in wet, heavy, or icy snow * Frequently becomes stuck during turns * Snow clearing is not consistently autonomous in real-world conditions * Studded tracks can damage grass and scratch asphalt * Manual plug-in charging is extremely slow * Professional Data Center installation support is limited * Original Core experienced a PoE power-module failure * Refurbished replacement arrived scratched, faded, and with mismatched tracks * Replacement Core displayed the previous owner’s warranty information * HaLow, GPS, and network-connectivity concerns developed after replacement * An internal GPS/HaLow antenna arrived detached * Resolving problems has required extensive troubleshooting and follow-up Updated Bottom Line Yarbo is an impressive concept, and the Lawn Mower Pro has shown me that the platform can deliver real value. The mower performs well and has restored some of the confidence I lost during the winter. The snow blower, however, remains disappointing in wet, heavy, and icy conditions. In addition, the failure of my original Core and the condition and configuration of the refurbished replacement created problems that should not occur with a premium system. I am raising my original two-star rating to three stars because the Lawn Mower Pro performs well and Yarbo has made a genuine effort to resolve several of my concerns. I am not ready to give the complete system four stars because the snow blower is still unreliable in difficult conditions, and the replacement and support process has required too much involvement on my part. If Yarbo improves snow-blower performance, replacement-unit quality control, connectivity reliability, and installation support, this could eventually become an excellent all-season platform. At present, it is a very good robotic lawn mower attached to a promising—but still inconsistent—year-round system.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2026 by J. Jenkins
First thing to say about the Yarbo is when it arrives there may be a bit of a learning curve or frustration with drawing your maps and getting it to work initially. When I first started drawing my map the app wasn't very intuitive as far as how new maps were created and existing maps were edited. However, once I got familiar with the app it got to be rather simply to create a base map and then edit it by sub-dividing or adding to it. It is worth the trouble though. I have had my Yarbo for a month or so now and I have not sat on my mower once since it arrived. In my book that is an absolute win. The Yarbo leaves nice lines and my lawn genuinely looks better than it ever did when I mowed it myself as I couldn't be bothered to do the lines myself. The Yarbo does struggle sometimes with heavy growth and in those areas it will leave patches behind that require a second pass. I absolutely love that the Yarbo has remote view cameras. I have used these multiple times to remotely assist the Yarbo in navigating an obstacle I didn't plan ahead for. I also once subdivided my map in such a way that the Yarbo had no known path to reach a remote part of my yard. When I told Yarbo to go mow it, it didn't know how to get there and I wasn't home to address the problem. However, using remote view I was able to drive the Yarbo to the area and edit the map to create an access path to the remote section. In the weeks since I've gotten my Yarbo I have been doing a lot of map tweaking to get things working optimally. I'm very satisfied with the work it is doing in my lawn and I fully expect that it will get better over time as the unit gets updates and I continue to tweek my map. Love this little guy. It takes Yarbo a lot longer to mow my 3.5 acres than it takes me to do it on my mower, but he doesn't seem to mind mowing through the night so I don't see this as an issue. Note: I have not yet received the Snowblower module as they are on back order, but I'm not expecting snow for a while so that's not an issue (yet).
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Reviewed in the United States on August 15, 2026 by Dave
DO NOT BUY FROM YARBO. I bought direct from their website. The Core came pretty quickly, but the mower deck took almost a month. I quickly realized that this unit was not powerful enough for my hillside property and I submitted a return after 3 days of use. Yarbo's customer service is horrible. 4-5 different people have responded to my emails, they ask the same questions over and over. They tell me I have to pay for shipping costs to return, but refuse to give me a ballpark on what that costs. I'm happy to pay those costs, but I need to know what they are! Then, they tell me I have to choose my own carrier and to expect the package to be lost...What?! Then, this morning, I responded to yet another of their emails and got an auto response with a bunch of chinese symbols followed by a message that their email is no longer being monitored.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 2, 2026 by tsmall
I got this because I hate taking the time to mow. It was great to be doing something else while this was out mowing the lawn. Got the snowblower hoping to have the same results in winter. Setup takes a bit, mapping is a bit time consuming, but once it is done then schedule the work and away it goes. Does come in several packages
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Reviewed in the United States on May 19, 2026 by gjinc
Fighting Yarbo burned so much of my time! I figured out that I'll SAVE TIME AND FRUSTRATION by manually mowing and snowblowing while Yarbo sits idle. Yarbo had issue after issue after issue, which means I can't trust it and have to constantly interrupt my day to go check on it, troubleshoot, and make repairs... Then, when it breaks and needs replacement parts, which happens often in my experience, I'm without the machine for weeks. Grass does stop growing, and snow doesn't stop falling just because the machine is down. As a professional design engineer of +20 years... my PROFESSIONAL OPINION is that the hardware is decent and has hope, but the firmware is very immature and still makes many unintelligent decisions. Object avoidance is a joke and causes property damage. Even shadows confuse Yarbo! I've had mine spin for hours trying to escape an invisible force field, leaving the lawn destroyed in that spot. The most glaring, unforgivable issue for me is that it drives outside the programmed boundaries! That's a pretty big deal when you're mowing next to a pond or a terraced drop-off! Many people in the Yarbo community are TRIGGERED into an outrage of personal insults when you bring up issues. Seriously, I've never had a more terrible community support experience. I was getting gaslighted and TROLLED simply because I was tactfully pointing out flaws. When I bring to light that Yarbo drives outside the boundaries, they (and even Yarbo's support) tell me to just set up no-go zones. When I try to explain that the boundaries void the need for no-go zones, I have many people jump in and personally insult me! It wasn't just me. I had a growing list of other disgruntled customers who reached out to me, and indicated they were trolled and gaslighted as well when they shared their grievances. Yarbo Support: So many times have I caught them GUESSING their way through my support tickets. I wish I were exaggerating here, but I'm not. It's like I'm talking to a teenager with no real -world experience. The things they tell me are often factually incorrect. They CONFIDENTLY make incorrect statements, and then when I report the problem again a few weeks later, and talk to a different support tech, their answer CONFIDENTLY flip-flops! This entire 3-year journey (I was a Kickstarter backer) with Yarbo has been filled with so much disappointment and aggravation. I just sold my unit for a fraction of what I bought it for after it sat on the Marketplace for 6 months with very little interest. LAWN MOWING: The cut was disappointing, leaving a ton of blades still standing. If you cut it every 3 days, I guess it would look decent, but I never got mine working consistently long enough before having an issue and having downtime. It also overheats while mowing in the summer, which stops the mowing session! SNOWBLOWING: Does a decent job if the snow isn't wet, BUT... that's only if it has traction, which mine never did. I used the snow tracks with the supplied metal studs, and it wouldn't get traction until I literally added 200lbs to the unit! Also, the studs PERMANENTLY scratched my driveway EVERYWHERE! Lastly, I've seen several questionable sales tactics: 1.) Overall, this thing is over-advertised to do tasks it can barely sometimes do. 2.) They advertise things that simply don't work yet, like tow-mode. They make it appear as if it's autonomous, but it must be manually controlled, which makes it mostly worthless. Support has been telling me for over a year that it'll be here in a couple of months. Well, why did I see this in an advertisement a full year prior to my initial questions to support!? 3.) Ever wonder why there are so many duplicates of the same Yarbo product for sale here on Amazon? I believe that they use this as a technique to manipulate YOU via the review system. Once one listing gets more than a few negative reviews, they take it down and start over with a new listing.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2026 by Joe